The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-07-02

his poa or fer mischief in the future will be
more circumscribed than It has been in the
past
The divine Sara Bernhard sailed away
on Saturday with a good 100000 in her
pouch, admirably illustrating that excellent
adagc--"Virtue is its own reward" We
derive some consolation from the fact that
we only contributed about 100000 Of 1t,
the rest being drawn from Mexico and
South America, for this only refers To Sara's
share of the profits, Maurice Grau and Mr..
Abbey bageing an equal amounts million
Of dollars representing the sum, which this
eccentric actress has drawn in two hundred
and fifty nights. Lots of fine ladies an6
off, and bid her Bon voyage" her state
room was bower Of roses, and everything
was lovely, proving as I said before, that
virtue Is its own reward" She is prom
ised to us again four years hence; in the
meantime she will furnish amusement for
the Emperor of Russia, the Khediye of
Egypt, and possibly for the Persian Shah,
who speaks Indifferent French. Should
the fates sink her on the way, or malarial
fever carry her off during her Egyptian
tour, or the Russian Gar send her to ST.
IBERIA, or the Shah of Persia seize her for
his harerp; If our eyes are not to be blest
with her again, in view of the manner in
which she has depleted our treasury l am
perfectly satisfied to say, Goodbye,
Sara
Saturday afternoon, New York looked
like Sabbath. The weary clerks and ar
tizans completely worn out with excessive
labors of the week we're Fastening out of
town to the racecourse or baseball ground,
for little quiet relaxation and rest. But
while thousands were rushing for the trains
and boats, the streets were filed with men
decorated with scarfs and badges, while
others charged about on horses, dashing
hither and thither evidently bent on busi-
ness. AS evening approached delegations
poured in from every quarter, bearing Ian
terms and banners, and as the shadow OF
the evening fell-companes. batallions,
brigades and divisions began to form, till
the city about Union Square was teeming
with marshalled thousands. What forf
you ask. To do honor to Doctor Edward
McGlynn, the prophet of the New Crusade.
There are wheels within wheels, and aside
from everything else, it was sort OF quasi
rebuke to the procession of the Saturday
night two weeks ago, when William o.
Brien refused to review the parade. In
point of numbers and general good order
it was exceedingly creditable. It is plainly
evident that the Reverend Doctor has a
most enthusiastic following. Many thous.
ands OF dollars were expended in the dem.
onstratlon on Saturday night, the bill fol
carriages alone being nearly three Thousand
dollars. Who paid for it? Somebody did
Was it the "Anti-Poverty Society,"" OF
who? And now let us inquire what was til,
procession for? 1t was the public endorse
ment of DR.. McGlynn's refusal to go t.
! Rome. DIR. McGlynn is Catholic priest
: and he has never up to the present momen
in public or private expressed desire t,
be anything else. To him the Catholic
church is the Rock of Ages; he believe
that the Catholic church is right, and Pro
testantism is heresy, and when he took hi
priestly VOWS he promised obedience to tn
higher powers. and he accepted as he wa
] bound to do, the doctrine of Papal infalli
bility 1t is immateria whether Docto
McGlynn personally assented to it or not
ii he remained in the church he was boun,
to obey the majority. he had the priyileg
that every man has of Withdrawing, bu
a that he refused to exercise. Now why wa
] he summoned to Rome? Because it is a
Rome that all such offenses as his are tried
If man is to be tried for an offense in thi
country We summon him to the county sea
and in the case of the United States. me
have been taken hundreds of miles ava
7 from their homes to be tried for offcnse
I against the government; and as DIR. No
i Glynn was summoned by the Propagand
y and the Propaganda sits in Rome, it
J more reasonable to suppose that he shoul
d be summoned to the presence of the cOur
u than that the court sheuld come to hin
e Rome only demands of her servant wha
IS the general of an army demands of so
It dier, what any well regulated bushes
d house asks of its subordinates, what th
q United States demands of every Lying so,
e within her borders: Obedience to estal
IS lished law. DR.. McGlynn may found
n new dynasty, start new religious belle
e where every man shall be, like himself, h
y own sole judge of right and wrong. II
'e may make the Cross of the New Crusae
: the orifamme OF uncounted millions; ii
wild acclamations of multitudes of me
n may bear him along on the tide of populi
l. success; but if unrepentant he will new,
'r receive the church's blessing till the crac
IS of doom. BROADBRIM.